Sentence examples for more intransigent than from inspiring English sources

The Long Parliament proved much more intransigent than the Short, however.

But California's problems are both more severe, and, perhaps more intransigent, than those of other states.

But even though he survived -- more intransigent than ever and suspicious of any opposition -- the United States was seen in the region as having backed a coup attempt.

But the new government has nonetheless proved even more intransigent than the last.In theory, the WTO can dust itself off and start negotiations to revive the deal in September.

The reactionary element, labeled ultraroyalists (or simply "ultras"), was now more intransigent than ever and set out to purge the country of all those who had betrayed the dynasty.

The government will never concede political status to the hunger strikers or to any others convicted of a criminal offence in the province.' The stage was set for the second and final round of what would be a bloody and protracted battle, and one in which Thatcher would face someone even more intransigent than herself.

But a close analysis of that and other eBay art auctions reveals that the flourishing cyberauction world faces a deeper, more intransigent problem than lone self-bidders: the prospect of rings of shill bidders, acting as partners.

In each case, the ideologues forced Gingrich to take a more intransigent position than he wanted--and then lacerated him when the position collapsed in the face of Presidential opposition, even if the final result fitted well within the conservative agenda.

[C21.] In Online Auctions, Rings of Bidders A close analysis of eBay art auctions reveals that the flourishing cyberauction world faces a deeper and more intransigent problem than people who bid on their own items to drive up the price: the prospect of rings of shill bidders, acting as partners.

According to Mr King, Germany became "more intransigent about issues than anyone would have believed".

For many, the answer is yes; her flexible approach, they say, had greater impact on legal precedent than that of the more intransigent ideologues on the Supreme Court.